Remembering Jimmy Carter: A Humble Leader with a Lasting Impact
Jimmy Carter, the 39th U.S. president known for his humanitarian work and environmental focus, has passed away at 100.
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Jimmy Carter Passes Away at 100: Legacy of U.S.-China Diplomacy
Former U.S. President Jimmy Carter dies at 100, leaving a legacy of enhanced U.S.-China relations and dedication to peace and human rights.
President Biden Issues Historic Apology to Native American Communities
President Biden formally apologizes to Native American communities for the abuses suffered by generations of children in federally run boarding schools, marking a step towards reconciliation.
Biden Issues Historic Apology for Indigenous Boarding Schools
President Joe Biden formally apologized for the U.S. role in separating Indigenous children from their families and forcing them into boarding schools for assimilation.
U.S. Marks Juneteenth Holiday Despite Social Setbacks
Explore Juneteenth, a significant U.S. federal holiday commemorating the end of slavery, celebrated annually since June 19th, marking freedom for the last enslaved individuals in Texas.
Katrina’s Legacy: Racial Inequity Exposed 19 Years Later
19 years after Hurricane Katrina, New Orleans’ Black community confronts systemic racism in reconstruction efforts, with recovery disparities mirroring historic inequities.
The 1875 Law That Codified Anti-Asian Bias in the U.S.
How the 1875 Page Act institutionalized anti-Asian discrimination in the U.S. and its modern echoes explained for global citizens.
U.S. Boarding School Legacy: Unearthing a Painful History
The remains of nine Lakota children returned home a century after being sent to a U.S. boarding school, spotlighting a dark chapter in Indigenous history.
Unearthing History: U.S. Boarding Schools’ Dark Legacy Resurfaces
The return of nine Indigenous children’s remains from Carlisle boarding school exposes America’s systemic cultural erasure and sparks global calls for reconciliation.
Bridging America’s Race Gap: Why Reckoning With History Matters
Cecilia Muñoz and U.S. communities highlight how confronting America’s history of slavery is key to addressing systemic racial disparities today.